Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 14:26:52 EST 2008 | operator
I have seen the bad alignment error many times and never had to replace the head for it. It usually has something to do with the laser windows being dirty or cracked. Also it could be your profile settings. Make sure all of these things are perfect b
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 12:35:24 EST 2008 | bobpan
Here is a few things to try.... 1. Spin the z-shaft with your fingers and make sure it is smooth and easy to turn. 2. Check your handling in your profile for the part that the software is locking up on.......You cannot go any slower than 40% or this
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 15:13:54 EST 2008 | tbkonrad
It's not the z pickup or profile bot thanks for the help, I think Mike is right. I have used these profiles hundreds if not thousands of times in the past and never had an issue. Also it was different components and different profiles almost every ti
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 11:28:47 EST 2008 | tbkonrad
Help! Since last Friday i have been having issues with a Quad qsv-1, it all started with a quad align error, i found there to be a small quantity of grease covering the lenses on both quad align sensors. I wiped the grease off and then everything s
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 12 09:42:46 EST 2011 | gantry
Ensure you put it on a PC with Windows 3.1.1. AP was released for that version of windows only, there are some "fixes" out there for newer operating systems but it may produce "buggy" results and it was never supported by Quad.
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 06 11:33:30 EST 2010 | gantry
It has been a while but I think the Mk2 was an upgraded ballscrew. I am a fan of the Quad products but if you are looking to bring production in house using these machines to do it, I would be very very careful and really consider new machines with
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 05 13:23:27 EDT 2010 | gantry
It has been a while but I think it is the "BAS" nozzle, a nozzle with a seal on the bottom and possibly a pick up delay.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 12 09:47:14 EST 2011 | gantry
Definitely agree with JMW, most machines you find will already have the upward looking camera unless it was the first (or second) head in a multi-head system. I would not look at a C-series without the upward looking camera
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 09 14:23:02 EST 2011 | gantry
Try: http://www.reprintservices.co.uk Seems as though they deal with and support that line of SmTech/Quad printers
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 30 14:51:50 EST 2009 | gantry
Craig - It has been quite a while but from what I remember you teach the tray holder in teach table top. Then you have to put the part/tray on the the tray holder. Also, ensure the part is in your program. I don't remember where to do that but I
